I hope WVU has the same luck with their UGA QB transfer that we had with ours (Park).
JT Daniels to WVU
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Hopefully he sucks balls. We don’t need WV being any more competitive than they were last year.
Baker already had experience under his belt at TT and never got benched for his performance at OU, correct? Stetson did and much to the delight of a lot of Georgia fans.
I mean, if you think JT is as good as Kyler, and Stetson is comparable to Baker, good for you.
Baker also walked on at Tech. Walk ons are sometimes great players. Not to mention . Didn’t Kyle Kemp walk on for us? Just because you we’re undervalued in high school does not mean you are a bad player
Where did I say Stetson is a bad player? I said he got benched and JT couldn't beat him out for the job (on more than one occasion).
Do you think Stetson is a good QB?
So good National Title winning QBs usually end up in the NFL, right?
You think he does?
(I don't even think Stetson is in the upper half of SEC QBs this year)
Last year we were their bulls eye from the year before. We were the only team they focused on to beat ALL year. This right out of Brown's mouth from post game interview.
True, but I'd bet he never becomes an NFL starter. I walked away for that game thinking how good Georgia could have ben with a better QB. IMO they won in spite of him not because of him.
Not even a starter but I don't think he even gets much of a roster sniff.
All people have to do is twitter search: Stetson Bennett benched. There are a lot of takes.
I do like that WV hired some new blood with Harrell, and I'm assuming Harrell knows JT's strengths and weaknesses from their SC days. Maybe he can get JT squared away.
This tweet is still interesting:
Keep in mind that the B12 refs were not enforcing the rules with respect to the stadium sound system. It was a free for all nightmare with respect to amplified noise. Typical WVU.
Matt Campbell at the 2022 B12 Conference: “Well, part of our job is to develop, so that is still a part of the coaching model. I think one thing that we believed is recruit, retain and develop. I think for us, we've been really fortunate that you look at our last couple quarterbacks, Kyle Kempt was kind of an unheard of football player that kind of came and patiently sat and waited his opportunity. When his opportunity came, he made the most of it. Brock Purdy really kind of took over in the same vein a little bit. He got his opportunity, his moment, he took advantage of it, and then really got better with it and really shined for our program."
I assume this is a dig at West Virginia, Oklahoma (and the Spencer Rattler situation) and a few other schools. Great talent is hard to get. Upgrading great talent CAN be even harder to support. Glad ISU has shown steady development in QB talent.
I don't think so, considering the statement was in response to a question about why Hunter Dekkers was the QB instead of a newcomer. It was a stupid question to begin with because it assumes Dekkers must not be any good if he couldn't start right away and completely ignores the fact that he was behind a 4-year starter.
We need to win at home this year! Don't dislike WV football or coach per se, that much. Don't really like their BB program though. So I for one, hope for payback. Need every home win we can get.
